I have to give it to Boris Johnson: he’s a master of diversionary tactics.

When the government runs out of ideas, the blanks must be filled with something.

After taking a look at Boris Johnson, the only goal he set for himself after the 2019 general election was to “get Brexit done” (even though it had a positive impact on most people’s lives at the time). Ireland) now) for negotiations) -his government of him is hindering.

Maybe you say they were good for leveling up? The updated white paper may include a detailed section on the history of the European Renaissance (partially copied from Wikipedia), but a consistent strategy to create more equality in the region was not included.

What about financial capacity? An area of ​​politics where the Tories constantly claim success. According to Jacob Lismog, inflation is now too high, the cost-of-living crisis is pushing households up and down, and there is a significant reduction in public services, or “efficiency,” signaling a return to austerity. ..

Are you strict with crime? Another top catchphrase from Tor. But this week, as police took longer to get to crime scenes and fewer suspects, it turned out that people were confident in solving their robbery. Rape allegations are at the lowest level in 10 years. So many law and order parties.

This brings us all the way to the fact that we all know that this government has been busy all along and we are constantly trying to divert our attention from it. As reported in black and white in Sue Gray’s report last week, 10 Downing Street has been embroiled in its own break-the-law scandal.

For months, ministers, ministers, have said in every round of the media, in every question in Congress: “We have to wait for Sue Gray.” On the other hand, I think it was the cancellation of the journalist’s dig, a statement about the completely unnecessary privatization of Channel 4, bizarre claims about the relationship between Sir Keir Starmer and Jimmy Savile, and thousands. I saw an exorbitant decision to send asylum seekers. in Rwanda.

And with Sue Gray’s report finally out, Boris Johnson would rather look elsewhere. Just this week, I watched two classics from the famous “Dead Cat” genre.

Last week, the Prime Minister’s statement on windfall taxes was the most obvious. This happened the same day after Sue Gray’s post, in order to move the news agenda as quickly as possible.

We are pleased that the government has finally abandoned public and political pressure on this policy, but claims that it is completely impossible to implement good ideas after offering oil and up to 75.7 billion tax cuts. gas company.

And over the weekend more dead Persian cats turned up and inquired about the return of the Empire’s measures. Because right now? That is the question everyone is asking, including conservative lawmakers.

“I didn’t ask the voters,” said one. As my Greens colleague Jenny Jones from the Baroness said this morning on the morning of peace in Britain, it is still perfectly legal to use the imperial unit as long as it is combined with the metric system. Therefore, this is not a policy statement.

Johnson’s diversionary tactics are no stranger.

Each time his deception was revealed, he used the same word a few days later to refer to the crime and created a new set of search engine results when people started searching for his crime on Google.

Advertise if you are preparing a model bus to distract your attention from false Brexit bus claims. When her relationship with model Jennifer Aaker becomes clear, she describes herself as a “restraint model”. Or more recently, portraying how interesting her practice of “breaking a piece of cheese” is at home when her government’s famous wine and cheese party is at the forefront and at the center of public consciousness.

But the assumption that these are just benign deviations from larger events sets the government free.

Each dead cat is part of a coordinated strategy in the Prime Minister’s Awakening War Agenda intended to stir divisions and instill mistrust.

Boris Johnson’s UK has rebelled against the old and the young, the rich and the poor, and divides us by race, religion, sexuality and gender identity.

The government targeted refugees and seekers under the Rwanda plans. Blocked earnings of people with disabilities. The protesters were arrested. And with the addition of undemocratic election bills, it has become even more difficult to fire young people and low-income people.

He wants to see more flags and statues. All of this helps ignite the biggest cultural conflict of the day.

The best distraction tactic? Get rid of social anger at yourself and towards your own people.